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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Joyce_MaynardJoyce Maynard - Wikipedia

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   Joyce Maynard (born November 5, 1953) is an American novelist and journalist. She began her career in journalism in the 1970s, writing for several publications, most notably Seventeen magazine and The New York Times.

   • Genre: Fiction, memoir, true crime, young adult
   • Notable works: To Die For, At Home in the World

   • Nationality: American
   • Children: 3; including Wilson

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3. www.joycemaynard.comJOYCE MAYNARD

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   Learn about Joyce Maynard's books, essays, and workshops. Explore her latest novel, The Bird Hotel, and her memoir, Looking Back, with a new foreword.

4. www.newyorker.com › joyce-maynards-second-chancesJoyce Maynard’s Second Chances | The New Yorker

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   Feb 8, 2019 · Joyce Maynard’s Second Chances. She dropped out of Yale to live with J. D. Salinger, then was spurned for writing about their affair. Four and a half decades later, she is back at college....

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6. www.joycemaynard.com › aboutAbout <br/> — JOYCE MAYNARD

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   May 2, 2023 · Joyce Maynard is a prolific and versatile writer who has published eighteen books, including novels, memoirs, and essays. She is also a former Yale student, a New York Times columnist, and a Moth performer.

   • Email: lifebythelakewithjoyce@gmail.com

7. www.joycemaynard.com › count-the-waysCOUNT THE WAYS — JOYCE MAYNARD

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   Joyce Maynard is the author of Count the Ways, a novel about a family's journey from hope to heartbreak and redemption. Learn more about the book, read reviews, watch interviews, and join her book club.

   • Email: lifebythelakewithjoyce@gmail.com

8. lithub.com › speaking-your-truth-an-interview-withSpeaking Your Truth: An Interview with Joyce Maynard

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   Feb 24, 2016 · The novelist and memoirist talks about her latest book, a literary thriller about a woman who falls under the spell of a rich couple. She also reflects on her career, her experiences, and her advice for aspiring writers.

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   Who was Joyce Maynard?

   • Joyce Maynard did not fit in at Yale the first time around. When she arrived on campus as a freshman, in 1971, she was a lonely, aloof eighteen-year-old. She would wake at sunrise to compose letters to her parents about campus life, as though, she’d later recall, she were “Margaret Mead observing the behaviors of some South Sea island tribe.”

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   Does Maynard get a scholarship?

   • Maynard does not receive a need-based scholarship; to afford tuition, she plans to dig into her late husband’s retirement funds. The sheer cost of her course load freights every school day with expectation. In the fall term, Maynard transferred out of a painting class after complaining to the professor that the lessons seemed unstructured.

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   Why did Maynard send a photocopy of Miss Teenage America?

   • During her first term at Yale, Maynard convinced Seventeen to fly her to Fort Worth, Texas, for a feature on the Miss Teenage America pageant. Upset that Seventeen had edited down her story, she sent a photocopy of the uncut piece, cold, to an editor at the Times, expressing interest in future assignments.

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   What was Maynard's class like at Yale?

   • Maynard’s class at Yale was the third coed one in university history. The female students on campus were often treated with ridicule. One woman in Maynard’s dormitory received countless phone calls from male classmates amused by her room number: 69.

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10. www.nytimes.com › 2018/09/05 › booksWas She J.D. Salinger’s Predator or His Prey? - The New York ...

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    Sep 5, 2018 · By Joyce Maynard. Sept. 5, 2018. It has been said of me, in the pages of this newspaper, that I am a predator. The author of those words was hardly alone in her assessment. In 1998, nearly 20...